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Well, there was that photo comparison between him, Fidel, and his stepfather, Pierre, a few years ago. There should be a Maury Povich "Your ARE the father" parody.

The CBC was aware of the incident, which, if I remember, was first brought up to the general public by (the sometimes-useful) Warren Kinsella, but sat on it until they absolutely no longer could. His young victim did, eventually, confirm that the incident, about which she had written in her...

And environment. And . . . , well, everything else.

That, too. Communications have sucked for ages.

I'll attempt to get into those issues soon, but they are not likely to die down regardless of any party policies. Personally, I dislike abortion and will eventually outline my specific views and concerns. Man-made "climate change" is a crock that is only being pushed by media, "celebrities"...

I am not sure. I had no interest in that area. It could have been a holdover from earlier, as, barring any perceived need or push from somebody, policy items may just not get updated. I don't remember it ever coming up in discussion, or anybody caring one way or the other. Small government...

Ah, yes, Warren Kinsella. I have little respect for either him or his views on most things, but he is useful from time-to-time and I used to read a lot of his articles when they were published more frequently. I joined the Reform Party on the day that Kim Campbell tabled her firearms...

The Reform Party was very libertarian and welcomed diverse views and discussions.

Hardly equivalent. And the haircut - and other policies - pre-existed my enrollment and were known and accepted. Vaccine-based restrictions would represent an unreasonable and immoral midstream imposition. Assuaging one party's unreasonable fears by putting pressure on another party's...

Ownership is immensely satisfying.

The long-term effects of haircuts are reasonably well known.

So in that case I left out "or coerced/pressured". When "personal consequences as governments, employers, society protect the healthcare system, workforce, general population", ie limitations to hitherto normal activities, are invoked, that is, at a minimum, coercion/pressure and creates a...

Forced medical procedures are not part of being in any free society.

You also said: Or, in other words, "choose what we tell you to do or suffer consequences". Some freedom. Some choice.

So you favour forcing/coercing people to undergo medical procedures - and a still-experimental one, in this particular case - against their will. Roger. Where else has that sort of thing occurred in the past, or is occurring now? What else should people be forced or pressured/strong-armed...

Theft is an ancient and universally-recognized real and deliberate crime. It is not equivalent. Spitting or deliberately coughing on somebody while infected would be a real and deliberate crime. I'm not about to get into the argument about whether Covid is of such a nature that we need to send...

No. And I've never had a problem with past vaccines, and, as mariomike has mentioned, have seen the results of diseases now virtually extinct. I've never had one that was experimental - and there are often/generally good reasons for not being a guineapig - though. A lot of doctors seem to be...

No, they're not. Left alone, they are completely incapable of causing harm - just like any other inanimate object. I do not have to "keep it from harming others", as it/they simply cannot do so. Regardless of the "legal presumption", 'tis the human operator who has or does not have the...

One can fit a lot of beer cans or bottles into a flying suit as well, but the pair in each lower leg pocket will leak when one sits down comfortably if they are open.

As one who owns relatively harmless firearms, I am not supportive of that choice.